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... considered separately are unfolded in three essays , namely : Poetry as a Representative Art ; Music as a Representative Art , printed for convenience in the volume treating of Rhythm and Harmony ; and Painting , Sculpture , and ...
... considered separately are unfolded in three essays , namely : Poetry as a Representative Art ; Music as a Representative Art , printed for convenience in the volume treating of Rhythm and Harmony ; and Painting , Sculpture , and ...
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... considered as Wholes , depend on the Principle of Association or of Comparison , 184 XVII . POETIC AND UNPOETIC WORDS . 186-194 Words depending for their Meanings on Association not necessa- rily Prosaic ; nor those depending on ...
... considered as Wholes , depend on the Principle of Association or of Comparison , 184 XVII . POETIC AND UNPOETIC WORDS . 186-194 Words depending for their Meanings on Association not necessa- rily Prosaic ; nor those depending on ...
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... CONSIDERED AS WHOLES , 319-341 Form in Words and Sentences , 319 - How Visible Appearances give an Impression of Form , 320 - How Movable Appearances do the Same , 320 - Consistency and Continuity in a Sentence Neces- sary to give it an ...
... CONSIDERED AS WHOLES , 319-341 Form in Words and Sentences , 319 - How Visible Appearances give an Impression of Form , 320 - How Movable Appearances do the Same , 320 - Consistency and Continuity in a Sentence Neces- sary to give it an ...
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... considered admissible , except in rare instances , and this be- cause they are recognized to be unnecessary . The fact that they are not admissible in our language , and were admissi- ble in the classic languages , proves that , in one ...
... considered admissible , except in rare instances , and this be- cause they are recognized to be unnecessary . The fact that they are not admissible in our language , and were admissi- ble in the classic languages , proves that , in one ...
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... considered in themselves , they are inartistic . In another place , I intend to speak of Shakespear's use of them . The following are examples of this . -and then to breakfast with What appetite you have . -Henry VIII . , 3 , 2 . Yet ...
... considered in themselves , they are inartistic . In another place , I intend to speak of Shakespear's use of them . The following are examples of this . -and then to breakfast with What appetite you have . -Henry VIII . , 3 , 2 . Yet ...
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accented syllable æsthetic alliteration alloyed artistic Battle of Ivry beginning cæsura CHAPTER character circumflex clouds corresponding dark developed DIES IRÆ direct representation double measure dramatic elocution duration effects elements elocution elocutionary emotion expression eyes fact falling feeling feet figurative language force G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS give Greek heaven heigh-ho hexameter Homer Hymn ideas Idem Iliad illustrative representation indicates inflection initial instance instinctive Jean Ingelow kind light Locksley Hall Longfellow meaning median melody methods metre Milton mind movement musical scale nature Notice o'er Paradise Lost passage pause picture pitch poem poet poetry principles produced prose pure Quadruple measure quotations reason reflective repre represent rhymes rhythm rising says sense sentence Shakespear singing Song soul stanza stream stress suggested sweet syllables tendency Tennyson termed thee thing thou thought tion tone unaccented syllables utterance verse voice vowel-sounds vowels wind words
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